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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2587, 22 October 1867, Page 6

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THE LONDON JOURNAL is issued in Weekly Nunmber, One Penny. rPHE LONDON JOURNAL in Monthly J Parts, Sixpence. mHE LONDON JOURNAL ""Half- yearly X Volumes, Four Shillings and Sixpence. T^IHE^IiONJDbYToURNAL Volumes 1 to 46 nre now ready, bound in cloth. mHE LONDON JOURNAL Oillco, 332, X Strand, London. mHE LONDON JOURNAL may be had in X tho Colonies. nnHE LONDON JOURNAL Parts and VoX lumes are always in print. Public Notices. NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. fTIHE Partnership hitherto existing between X Thomas Walker and Thomas Ray, of Greytown, carriers, under the firm of Walker and I Ray, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due by tho firm are to be immediately sent in for payment, and all persons indebted to the firm arc requested to pay their accounts to Mr R. Lucas, who is appointed to j collect the same. I THOMAS WALKER, THOMAS RAY. j Witnesses — Rodehx Lucas Edmund Jurp. Greytown, Wairarnpa, _ ?•■ August 16, 1867. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE assessmexts for tho different Wards of the City of Wellington being now completed, notice is hereby given that the same can be inspected nt fho Oflice of the Board. The : rats -will be pajoble on and nfter the first dnj of ■ November next ensuing. By order of the Board, BRUCE WALLACE, Clerk to the Comnaiesionerß. Board of Works Office, Lambton Quay, Wellington, October 11, 1867. The Clerk will be in attendance from ten till I four on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday in j each week at tho Oflice of the Board for the purpose of receiving rates. NEW SOUTn WALES TREASURY BILLS MISSING.— THREE TREASURY BILLS for £100 each, cix per cent interest, numbered 1100, 1101, 1102, dated Ist April, 1864, posted by me in Sydney, November 1866, per Ruahiae, addressed to Messrs J. nnd C. Rogers, solicitors, London ; payment stopped. FIVE POUNDS REWARD will be paid on delivering them to me. WILLIAM RUSSELL, Solicitor, 179 Pitt street, Sydney, New South Wales. NOTICE. T)ARTIES allowing their cattle, sheep, or XT horses to trespass on my land at North Makura, after this date, will be prosecuted. JANE SIMPSON. October 12, 1867. NOTICE. rTHHE Promises lately occupied by Mr John X Plimmer will, on Monday next, the 15th instant, be opened as a PRIVATE HOTEL, at which Families or Single Gentlemen can be accommodated. For inspection and terms, an early application is solicited by the Proprietor. WILLIAM PLIMMER, July 13, 1867. WOOL. rjIHE undersigned are CASH purchasers of X WOOL and other New Zealand Produce, or are prepared to make advances on shipment? consigned to their London Agents. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. NOTICE. WALKER AND RAY'S ESTATE. ALL parties having claims against this Estate, arc requested to send in their accounts to the undersigned on or before the 31st October next, after which date no claim will be recognised. ROBERT LUCAS. Greytown, 20th Sept., 1867. NOTICE. 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